Ten Problems of Consciousness: A Representational Theory of the Phenomenal Mind

摘要: Part 1 The ten problems - phenomenal consciousness introduced, the problem of ownership, perspectival subjectivity, mechanism, causation, super blindsight, duplicates, inverted spectrum, transparency, felt location and vocabulary, alien limb why run so deep must physical be objective? subjectivity explanatory gap, physicalism on denial paradox consciousness, available strategies, way ahead. 2 Can anyone else feel my pains? repudiation objects, publicising phenomenal: split brains, objects as events, a closer look at events intentionality feelings experiences intentional states content, how perceptual sensations represent, afterimages, ownership revisited, pains, other bodily sensations, format sensory representations, background feelings, emotions, moods what it's like is really an intentionalist? content: PANIC theory, colours 'secondary qualities', can duplicate brains differ phenomenally? some putative counterexamples tale Mary mechanism theory real nature phenomenal, paradox, Mary's room, philosophical relatives, gap you imagine think can? status imaginability perceptions parallel, troublesome possibilities? zombie replicas experiences, Earth. Appendices: blindsight three sorts visual agnosia empirical proposal.